Disney After Hours BOO BASH

[mguimond1990]

Is it entirely possible that these weren’t sold at 100% “after hours capacity” because of restrictions? I know a few pages back someone shared a screenshot of a conversation with a CM saying they reopened the dates due to COVID capacity. I’m not sure I believe it, but it could be possible I suppose.

 

[DCBaker]

October 29th has sold out.

Current sold out dates -

August - 10, 17
October - 5, 29, 31

 

[Jrb1979]

Not everybody likes Halloween Horror Nights you know.

You don't like being scared?

 

[ilovetotravel1977]

I legit hate being scared, even as a grown a$$ adult LOL

I once did a haunted corn maze and torture warehouses with full on actors with chainsaws, the whole nine yards. I hated every second of it and swore I would never participate in something similar ever again.

I like being scared on a Disney level LOL

 

[JohnD]

October 5th has sold out.

Current sold out dates -

August - 10, 17
October - 5, 31

I figured the 5th would sell out again soon so that’s why I grabbed a ticket as soon as it became re-available. It’s probably picking up people staying over from the 50th anniversary, like me.

 

[dreday3]

October 29th has sold out.

Current sold out dates -

August - 10, 17
October - 5, 29, 31

Date selling out again this quick - doesn't seem like they upped capacity by very much.

 

[GhostHost1000]

Date selling out again this quick - doesn't seem like they upped capacity by very much.

bet they open back up down the road as the greed continues to ooze

 

[Timmay]

You don't like being scared?

Ripped off is more like it.

 

[Casper Gutman]

Ripped off is more like it.

Wait... HHN is a rip-off? I mean, it's gone up in price, but it still seems like a decent value and almost unimaginably more worthwhile then anything DIsney offers. The extent of the event, compared to anything Disney does after-hours, is massive. I get that some people might not care for the more scare-oriented approach, but objectively, HHN makes Disney's efforts look much worse.

Maybe I misunderstood.

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

Wait... HHN is a rip-off? I mean, it's gone up in price, but it still seems like a decent value and almost unimaginably more worthwhile then anything DIsney offers. The extent of the event, compared to anything Disney does after-hours, is massive. I get that some people might not care for the more scare-oriented approach, but objectively, HHN makes Disney's efforts look much worse.

Maybe I misunderstood.

I’m gonna guess they were talking about “Mickey’s I WANT IT!!! spooktacular”…

 

[disneygeek90]

Ripped off is more like it.

If you are talking about HHN, it's a far cry from a rip off. Especially when factoring in the "fear pass" value.

 

[Ayla]

According to the WDW website, tickets have become available for previous nights that had sold out - the two exceptions are August 10th and October 31st.

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Yes, I'm going to say I told you so (people insisting this was strictly limited capacity).

 

[pdude81]

Has anyone heard rumblings about a similar event for DL/DCA later this year? I'm likely to be out there for Halloween and hoping for something. Especially if I can use this party for a ticket one day to extend a 5 day hopper.

 

[Wendy Pleakley]

Yes, I'm going to say I told you so (people insisting this was strictly limited capacity).

Correct me if I'm wrong, but no one knows what the original capacity was or what they increased it to?

I understand why people are concerned when they hear about more tickets being sold to an event whose sole selling point is low crowds, but we have no idea to what degree things have changed.

 

[networkpro]

The problem is too much on the demand side and not enough supply. The solution is to decrease demand by finding ways to make the the middle class poor.

Idea #1 outsource manufacturing jobs and call it "globalization"

 

[Parker in NYC]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but no one knows what the original capacity was or what they increased it to?

I understand why people are concerned when they hear about more tickets being sold to an event whose sole selling point is low crowds, but we have no idea to what degree things have changed.

Hands for those who hold little accountability for Disney based on recent history?

 

[Timmay]

Wait... HHN is a rip-off? I mean, it's gone up in price, but it still seems like a decent value and almost unimaginably more worthwhile then anything DIsney offers. The extent of the event, compared to anything Disney does after-hours, is massive. I get that some people might not care for the more scare-oriented approach, but objectively, HHN makes Disney's efforts look much worse.

Maybe I misunderstood.

I wasn’t comparing it to anything Disney has to offer. It’s a rip off, especially when compared to quality haunts you find today most anywhere that don’t rush you through like cattle and give you zero time to enjoy it. HHN was something I had wanted to do for years and years. Finally got to experience it in 2019 and I felt there was no ROI.

 

[Touchdown]

I wasn’t comparing it to anything Disney has to offer. It’s a rip off, especially when compared to quality haunts you find today most anywhere that don’t rush you through like cattle and give you zero time to enjoy it. HHN was something I had wanted to do for years and years. Finally got to experience it in 2019 and I felt there was no ROI.

It’s certainly different then other theme park haunts but the sets and costume/makeup makes up the conga line style, at least in Orlando. It is that weakness that causes me to be unable to pick HHN over Knotts (they are tied currently.)

 

[DCBaker]

October 8th has sold out.

Current sold out dates -

August - 10, 17
October - 5, 8, 29, 31

 

[Dan Deesnee]

Sounds like they increased capacity again and reopened previously sold out dates with more tickets?